No, that is not me, just some other good-looking guy who was enjoying himself too much at the Byron Lee concert. Just wanted to clarify before the other pictures made their way to the internet and people got the wrong idea....
Finally a little rain this evening on the new but still unfinished deck.
All the humidity made for a spectacular sunset!
Hayley's group presented their kid's guide to the Botanic Park to GM Andrew Guthrie. There was dancing (iguanas fighting above), the handing over complete with speeches, snacks and juice.
Andrew Reid, representing Maples Finance and me at the entrance to the Visitors Centre. 
Mrs. Jack (wife of Governor Stuart Jack) plays our 110 year old piano!
Carla (my boss) presents pictures with Paul, me and the Mission House in the background. After 10 years (!!!) the Mission House is finally open to the public. The original structure was destroyed by Hurricane Ivan in September 2004 and we have rebuilt a replica using some of the original materials including the old Ironwood posts that it rests on. Thanks to Carol for the pictures. 
Sunday afternoon at the beach again, this time with Gary's new toy (L-R Dave, Shirley, Owen, Gary Paul, Liv, Smokie Pants on the raft and Theresa on the boat)
The kids were in the water all afternoon having a blast.
We even brought Hunter's sailboat up and put it to good use. Also brought Rex (who is in love with Smokie Pants), grilled some hamburgers and just enjoyed a break from what has been a hectic few weeks. 
Finally got Grandma by to see the Mission House project that we will open on Friday night. It is a replica of the original early 1800's house which was destroyed by Hurricane Ivan in September 2004. This is the back of the building as the last of the landscaping goes in.
I cooked dinner for Grandma's last night and the kids baked a cake and made a super-sized goodbye card! We'll miss her but hope to get to BC in October.
There was a brief dedication ceremony this morning for the Alita Roulstone Memorial Playground with the new sign put in place.
Hayley, Hunter and friends are really enjoying the playground. I don't know what they have done for all these years without one. I love kid pictures! More pictures when I get them from Carol.
A relaxing Sunday morning at home with coffee and orange scones. Went to Granny's for lunch and then took a swim. Rex enjoyed a rare trip to the beach. Here he sports his new heart-shaped ID Jenn got him in Miami.
It was not a bad day for the beach...
and Grandma's last few days with us for a while.
Hayley loves the company of her dog! She says they were having a swimming competition! Off to the Reid's for dinner then back to the old grind tomorrow...
Early Saturday morning and the boys are snuggling (watching cartoons actually!) while the girls have gone to piano. All off to gymnastics soon, then Uncle Gary's birthday party. Missin' Miss Kris and looking forward to seeing her tomorrow!
The Earth Day 5K Fun Run was a huge success with over 150 people completing the run. That included 17 corporate teams, not bad for 7:30am on a Sunday morning. No wonder there are big smiles from me and Jerry from Phoenix Athletics Club!
Posing with one of the three corporate teams from Turner & Roulstone.
Rex and me relaxing on the porch.
Aunt Tinnie, Granny, Paul, Grandady, and Grandma supervise a pool full of kids...
Hayley, Eric, Skye, Katherine, Hunter and Starri!
Hunter's class present their gold medal poem "Daddy fell in the pond",
to an impressed audience.
Long ride home after a long hard day!
On the last weekend of spring break, Hayley still had piano lessons on Saturday morning.
So Hunter enjoyed the playground equipment at the school while he waited.
Sunday morning we went orchid shopping, only bought two,
then to Granny's and the beach. Too rough for swimming but perfect for building clubhouses in fallen tree stumps. We even took Rex today and Aunt Shir Shir cooked up some great shrimp boil, couple of cold cervesas and a cool breeze, good company: beautiful day.
Top: Starri and Hayley enjoy Starri's birthday at the Botanic Park.
The Snugglers and Starri enjoyed a Cayman tradition by camping on Easter weekend! A calm sunny Friday became a windy, rainy Friday night but the sun was back Saturday morning. I camped in the same spot I have almost every night for the past nine years!
...the fire service arrived and prevented further spread. It continues to smoke tonight much to the annoyance of the Whittakers whose home is just downwind.
A late evening swim to end the day. That is not a tatoo, not sure what it is, but I am not going through midlife crisis (as far as I can tell, could be wrong, but no tatoo as yet)!
Easter Picnic for North Side Primary with Jenn face-painting...
and Aunt Shir Shir the clown!
Good Friday morning as Hunter draws Dragon Ball Z...
and Grandma, Hayley and Jenn make Easter eggs! Four days off...
While I was busy at work presenting iguana sponsorship papers to the year 6 at Prospect Primary...
Grandma arrived and was enjoying the two snugglers, the Cayman weather and the pool!
